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Walk With Me

Mist on the windows shadows on the walls, whispers in the night from far away jaws Softer are my cries lighter my steps, sinking ever deeper into the depths Thoughts of childhood haunt my dreams, my mothers waiting eyes, are a gleam The four walls close in containing my pains, hiding from the world as it steadily gains Thoughts turn to lists that will never realise, choosing to look backwards at the love's that wont die Memory's comforts take me back home, to places I wandered and where hope lived to roam my tears have dried up a smile back on my face, I'm ready for the journey that I'll take into grace my love will live on in thoughts and words, in each of you I leave a song never heard The walkabout girl from down under below has to leave you all here within this golden glow I no longer fear what's coming for me, I've repented my soul my minds flowing free The beauty and wonder I've carved in my heart, Is a gift for my God my life's work of art I give up to the stars my pain and heartache, to the universe at large a love that wont break. Always and forever on infinitesimal sighs, I will cherish each day right to the day I die. Don't cry for a loss there isn't one, death cant defeat what's already won.

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Date: 1/22/2017 10:18:00 AM
Jayne, a delight to find you in my fave poets & arrive at this redemptive inspiration! each line encourages & fuels growth...love it! jim
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Date: 1/20/2017 3:24:00 AM
Wonderfully written by a wonderful poet! Love, Chuck
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Date: 10/15/2016 3:09:00 PM
Wow such an inspired write, Jayne! I hope that when my turn comes to walk in your footsteps, and across the river to pastures new, I will do it with your grace and fortitude! Stopped by to let you know that you are not forgotten:) Warm regards...paul
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